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Posted by concertgoer on June 16, 2010

It all boils down to this…

Project M Finale

7pm, June 17, The Brink Lounge, Free Cover, 21+

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Tomorrow evening is the finale for Project M, the singer-songwriter competition and reality show through Triple M.  The Brink Lounge at 701 East Washington is the place to be tomorrow (Thursday 6/17) at 7pm.  Project M began with 10 contestants and week by week has slowly dwindled down to the final three contestants.  The final three include Keefe Klug, Anna Laube, and Jimmie Linville.

All three contestants will perform a thirty minute set with the big announcement to follow.  Crowd response will be a factor in the decision, so make sure to make it to the Brink Lounge and show support for your favorite contestant.  Past and present Project M contestants and judges will be in attendance.

The three contestants who remain have all displayed their songwriting skills throughout the competition and these talents will be on showcase tomorrow evening.  If unfamiliar, or familiar and a fan, here is some information and free downloads from the three remaining contestants.

Keefe Klug
Keefe Klug – Two Wrongs (click to download, click the plus sign to stream)
Keefe Klug is from Madison, WI and has been playing guitar since the age on 13.  Keefe has a desire to win this competition because he wants to introduce the Madison area to his style of music while developing a strong relationship within the Madison music community.  For more information on Keefe here is a link to his Project M page.  Below is a free download of his track “Two Wrongs.”


Anna Laube
Anna Laube – Hippie Boyfriend (click to download, click plus sign to stream)
Anna Laube is also from Madison, WI and credits here great music upbringing to her parents as they played great music in the house throughout her childhood.  She began playing piano at the age of three and continued to learn a whole arrangement of instruments as time went on.  Anna wants to win because of her love for music and the fact that Triple M is a great radio station and she would love to hear Gabby put her music into regular rotation.  For more information visit Anna’s Project M page here and check out her free downloadable track below.


Jimmie Linville
Jimmie Linville – Tracing Circles (Click to download, click plus sign to stream)
Jimmie Linville is from Baraboo, WI and has been playing songs for four years.  Jimmie Linville influences include Bob Dylan, The Beatles, Ray LaMontagne and Sufjan Stevens.  He wants to win Project M because the $500 gift card to Good ‘n’ Loud sounds perfect for a new PA for his band Daniel and the Lion while meeting and getting to know members within the Madison music scene.  Here is a link to Jimmie’s Project M page and below is a free download of his song “Tracing Circles.”


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Posted by Jonathan Suttin on May 13, 2009

Posted in: Project M

williToday Kitty and I were trying to figure out the next musicial challenge for all the musicians take part in Project M.  If you’re not familiar with the show, 10 Madison musicians are battling to have their song played on regular rotation here on Triple M.  Each week another musician gets eliminated.  You can click here to find out more.

Anyway, each week the musicians have a different song writing challenge.  This week we decided to make each musician draw a song title from a stack of CDs and they’ll have to write a song based on the title.   They’ll  have to use the title at least once in the song. We came up with some good ones.  Here are some of the ones we decided NOT to use, although it would have been fun to hear what they would have come up with if  they had to use these titles.

“My Left Foot Has It’s Own Brain”

“2 Girls, 1 Cup and a Guitar”

“Susan Boyle Shuffle”

“Swine Flu Blues”

“Please Stop Listening to this Song”

“Miss California Is A Smart and Caring Individual”

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